Guangzhou Patent Litigaiton

As your organization’s legal counsel, responding quickly to patent infringement letters can make your organization a less attractive target while making more work for the licensing company. The problem though is that developing an adequate response to infringement letters can be time consuming and expensive. Added to that is the fact that many organizations have recently seen a significant rise in patent infringement letters and are now receiving tens or hundreds of infringement letters per year, whereas before they may have received only 1 to 2 per year.

Guangzhou patent lawyer correlates IP litigation data with patents to get a complete view of trends and threats for litigation purposes, to support key decisions and substantially reduce associated costs. Guangzhou patent lawyer enables legal counsel to anticipate and respond to infringement claims quickly, by updating new infringement litigation daily and correlating that with the litigation parties and technologies at issue. This allows your organization to perform historical analysis of litigation by technology, company or patent and to receive alerts on how the landscape is changing.

Patent Due Diligence

Formulate your response to an infringement letter by fully understanding any litigation involving a patent

Know where patents have been litigated, by whom and how long the trials lasted

Track down all litigation activity associated with a given patent including if it has been asserted by the same company but under a different subsidiary or holding company

Identify whether a patent has been mentioned in previous litigation either as background or prior art but not actually asserted in the case

Litigation Party Due Diligence

Fully understand who you are dealing with by knowing the history of an aggressor and their subsidiaries or parent companies

Assess the litigation strategy of an aggressor by knowing their track record as a plaintiff/defendant, which technologies have been vulnerable to lawsuits in the past and the typical outcomes for these cases

Infringement Letter Response

Quickly identify the strongest patent prior art that may be missed using standard searches

Determine if the patent being asserted against you is associated with technology standards or if the company that owns the patent has participated in any relevant technology standards

Identify counter-assertion opportunities by determining if patents in your portfolio align with products that your aggressor has developed

Infringement Letter Negotiation

Map your portfolio against the aggressor’s portfolio to determine if there is a cross-licensing opportunity or other arrangement that can help settle the case

Find weaknesses in the aggressor’s portfolio that you may be able to fill through cross-licensing